Beautiful day out for a lunch picnic while my wife finished up at work…read more Park was clean and well tended. Lots of shade, lots of tables and benches to sit at. I love this park

Idlewild is an historic Reno park. I recently visited on Father's Day. My son skated and the family…read moresat by and played in the river. Other families picnicked and bbq'd. A softball game was going on. The ice cream truck cruised through. Though older, the grounds are well maintained The trees, roses, and lawn are beautiful. I love going for a walk through the park on a Sunday morning - any time of year. The only thing that ever disappoints me is the behavior of some of the people who visit the park. I just spent a few minutes reading about the history of Idlewild. The park is about 100 years old. The first big celebration held there was the Transcontinental Highway Exposition in 1927. It celebrated two new major highways- 50 and 40. The California Building was built for the Exposition. I also learned that Idlewild used have a zoo and a fish hatchery, and the pool was initially re-routed river water and a few changing rooms. You can read more about the park's history here- https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/f9a737eed3094fc08a0705b627ea90c9

We play novice softball here in spring and summer. This place is suck a great asset to the…read morecommunity. I also like to use this spot to hike/ bike from the basque monument trailhead area and into P-vine

I spent a Friday, Saturday and Sunday here for the Boneyard tournament in July. I really enjoyed…read morethe fields. The concession stand was packed with snacks and cold drinks. The bathrooms were easy to access and were clean. I appreciated the well stock toilet paper. There's plenty of parking in the parking lot and lots of trash cans to dispose of garbage. The sports complex is kept up well and I like to visit again.

Got tickets to see UNR Wolfpacks against New Mexico. Lucky…read morewe had a nice spring day not too chilly with sun peeking through the clouds. We'd never been to the Peccole field so drove around awhile until we finally found it. Parking was free so that was nice! Checked in at the gate, I had a clear bag for a pillow and blanket and small crossbody purse. They looked in it but no metal detectors to go through. Bought a beer on tap and also a can of beer with two hotdogs it was $32, quite expensive for a college game but we were here for a fun time so we splurged. Hard to find our seats, asked several people by gates, they finally told us to sit anywhere as it wasn't full so we sat above first base and had decent seats on the bleachers. The field is small compared to the Aces ball field so any seat is a good one here! Fun game to watch, UNR won 20-4! Will go again for another game now we know where to go!

Came out to support UNR Baseball today. Beautiful Winter day in the high 60s. This was our first…read moretime and we had a really fun time. There is a concession stand that sells snacks and drinks (yes, alcoholic too) and mobile concessions with UNR Merchandise. We payed $17 for seats behind home plate, but General Admission is $12. We should've done this long ago. Will definitely be coming back!

We picked a Friday night game for the fireworks and they didn't disappoint…read more Our seats were great. The happy hour was perfect and the Aces won!!

This is a review for the Home for the Holidays event…read more Was a guest at a company holiday party and at the Home for the Holidays event. Beautiful light display, holiday tunes, and merchants selling wares for last minute shopping. Nice to have another Winter Season event option here in our Biggest Little City. Great to have a suite for holiday parties and a room to retreat to when exploring all the festivities at the field.

This park will always have a special place in my heart because it's where my wife and I got engaged…read moreover 10 years ago. We since moved away from Reno, so it was special to be able to return after all this time with our children. My bias aside though, Im a firm believer there are few parks in the country that are as good as this one. To start, its HUGE! I don't think I've really ever seen the whole thing. There are rolling fields of grass, an "arboretum" which is like taking a walk in the mountains, a lake, playgrounds, a museum, gardens, a dog park, and idk what else. It's so beautiful wherever you go, and you can easily sink a day into exploring here.

Beautiful Sunday morning to walk around the park and arboretum. Our annual Dragon Lights Festival…read moreis here and we got to see the decorations unlit, but Beautiful. Peaceful with less crowds. Beautiful naturescapes.

Dick Taylor Memorial Park is a very large park in Reno. The park is close to UNR. The park has a…read moreparking lot to park in but it's difficult to find a spot because the college students use this lot often. The park is mostly clean. Some garbage and graffiti was present. There are a lot of mature trees which provide shade, however, there were a few homeless people sleeping under the trees. There are four full court basketball courts. There are tennis courts at this park. There are two covered eating areas at this park. There are several picnic tables spread throughout the park. There is a walkway which goes through the park. There are bathrooms at this park. The bathroom was clean on the inside. There is a large, grassy area to play on. The playgrounds at Dick Taylor are fantastic. The soft padding underneath the playgrounds is worn but the equipment is in good condition. There are three play structures to play on. One is for toddlers and the other two are for the bigger kids. There are swings and toddler swings at this playground. There is one swings called the Liberty Swing which looked cool. There are zip lines at this park. There are plenty of fun options on these playgrounds. There are two baseball/softball fields at this park. There were on bases on either field. This park has a lot to offer. If the city cleaned it up a little bit it would easily be a 5 star park. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

For a quick evening walk it's nice, a good neighborhood. There is a park nearby for children and…read moresmall barbecue hosting area. However I noticed it crowded. I don't recommend to walk at night.

This is a park which consists of 4 baseball fields. There is no playground equipment. There are no…read morebasketball courts. There are no open grassy fields. The baseball fields appear to be in good condition. One field is much nicer than the others as it appears to be recently renovated. There are bathrooms at this park, but they were closed when I was there. Baseball is the only reason to come here because nothing else is offered. Go to another park if you want more options. There is a large parking lot to park in. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

My son has been with the scorps for two years. He loves it!…read moreThe coaches are top notch. He has made so many friends since he's been there. Definitely recommend to anyone.

My son has been with the scorpions organization for about 7 months. They offer a great facility,…read moreamazing staff and a welcoming environment. Vince is knowledgable and really puts the time in with the kids, he's firm when needed and keeps my 8 year old in check when his attitude or body language needs adjusted, but allows his personality to shine at the same time ( I have one of those passionate but goofball type kids). No screaming nor dirt kicking tantrums from these coaches. Pat is always informative and loves to have a good time with the players. They have recently added the hittrax system into the training facility, and the players thrive on it. The kids love watching their stats and how they compare with others their age across that participating facilities. You can expect a few fundraisers such as the poker night, and other things to bring the parents together, but nothing strenuous or too overwhelming. I couldnt be more pleased with the development and sportsmanship my son has gained. Thanks scorps!